Trying to click through UltraTree nodes

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Shaule Sachs posted over 15 years ago

It has been mentioned that UltraTree().click(atPath(path)) should work to "navigate" through the tree.

But, it's not. I'm getting various errors.

When the path is "Node1Level1->Node1Level2->Node3Level3", for example. If Node1Level1 isn't expanded, SubitemNotFoundException is thrown. If Node1Level1 is expanded, and I try UltraTree().setState(EXPAND, atPath("Node1Level1")), UnableToPerformActionException is thrown.

There is no "getState" for UltraTree() that I can find, to see if the node is expanded or not.

I have tried:

String[] arPath = Path.split("->");
String finalPath = "";
for (int i = 0; i " + arPath[j];
	else
		finalPath = arPath[0];
	if (i == (arPath.length-1))
		UltraTree().click(atPath(finalPath + "->Location(CAPTION)"));
	else
		UltraTree().setState(EXPAND, atPath(finalPath));
	sleep(2);
}

to click my way through the tree. But as I said, I get those exception thrown.

Not all nodes are expandable, as they don't have children.

Anyone has a better idea?

PS When I try to "ShowTree" from another thread, I got: [code] public void testMain(Object[] args) { UltraTreeTestObject myTree = ; // Variables to hold tree data ITestDataTree CdTree = (ITestDataTree) myTree.getTestData("all tree data"); ITestDataTreeNodes CdTreeNodes = CdTree.getTreeNodes(); ITestDataTreeNode[] CdTreeNode = CdTreeNodes.getRootNodes(); // Print out total number of nodes logInfo("Tree Total Node Count: " + CdTreeNodes.getNodeCount()); logInfo("Tree Root Node Count : " + CdTreeNodes.getRootNodeCount()); // loop through the tree root bands for (int i = 0; i

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Shaule Sachs posted over 15 years ago in reply to Ammar Zuriki

It stops on the line with "ultraActionstree().click(atPath(finalPath + "->Location(CAPTION)"));". Unfortunately, Developement does not have the time to create a sample application.
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Offline Ammar Zuriki posted over 15 years ago in reply to Shaule Sachs

What is the line of code that it stops on? If you can provide me with a sample application I should be able to provide a solution for this issue.

Regards,

Ammar
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Shaule Sachs posted over 15 years ago in reply to Shaule Sachs

I have to work on several issues/projects... which is fun. I've noticed that ".getTestData("all tree data")", only gets the tree data as of that moment in execution. So that, any additional nodes that are loaded dymanically are not included. Hence, I have to run the script again (and again) to ensure the coverage of every node within the ultratree. And now, I'm having the problem of getting "stuck" on a node. I get to Level2Node5, which is under the Level1Node5, which is the fifth "root" node of the three. There are a total of seven "root" nodes to this tree. There has to be a true (single) root node in the tree, but it's not displayed. Either way, the code works until Root5Level2Node1, having gone through Root1Level1Node1 through Root5Level1Node1. But on Root5Level2Node1, it does not process to Root5Level2Node2, as it did for the previous nodes. This is next to the last node in the displayed area, the rest the user would need to scroll down to view. But there are already loaded into the tree. It's frustrating as the code works for the previous four other root node/trees. And then all of suddent, it "stops" and times out all the other nodes on this one. So I'm not convinced it's the code, but the ultratree doing something non-expected.
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Shaule Sachs posted over 15 years ago in reply to Ammar Zuriki

I see what my problem is. The path is not always available at first click. Rather, the child nodes are only loaded when the parent node is selected, not at inital instance.

When I coverted your VB script to Java, and run it, only Level1Node1 has children. I click on Level1Node2, rerun the script, and now, Level1Node1 and Level1Node2 have children.

In other words, only the selected/default node has its children loaded, whether as other nodes have their children loaded upon activation/double click.

So I need to break up long paths with a delay for loading times then, which is what I thought I originally did.

The problem was that I ran into exceptions too often.
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Offline Ammar Zuriki posted over 15 years ago

Hi Shaule

I have tried Click(AtPath(path)) and it worked for me as long as the path is correct. This action took care of expanding and collapsed node in the path. I was using the latest build of TestAdvantage 2009 Vol 1, what version and build number are you using? This might be a fixed bug that was released after product RTM.

Regarding finding if a node can be expanded or not, I’ve created the attached script to demonstrate this. I’m only looping through the root nodes collection but this script can be modified to recursively loop through all nodes while constructing the paths to test a click on each and every node in the tree.

Let me know if you need any help

Ammar
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